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Thread: Where can i get a "ant jig" mold for panfish??

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    Default Where can i get a "ant jig" mold for panfish??


    I have looked all over but cannot find a mold to make the little ant body jigs, i recently found / bought a few for blue gill / crappie, caught several fish and found out i like the little jigs. I have seen the jigs already molded in catalogs such as Stamina, page 31, but no molds. The ready made jigs without paint or anything tied on are expensive, if i can get a mold i have plenty of lead / can do my own tying. I have been paying $1.00 per jig, that's pretty steep but i have had good luck using them, especially tipping with a wax worm. Any help locating such a mold would be appreciated. I think the little jigs are 1/64 oz. not sure, will have to weigh one and see. Thanks.

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    Try http://www.jannsnetcraft.com/Content.aspx?src=home.htm . I saw them on there the other day. I think the mold was like $29. Although staminaonc,
    http://www.staminainc.com/icejigs/an...unpainted.html , has them by the 100 already cast on a hook for $17. It would take alot of pouring to justify molds. Good luck.

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    Smile ant jig molds

    I have plenty of lead, they are waaay to o high on already poured jigs, i only need a mold and a thousand hooks and i'll be in bizzness. I looked on the sites from the links you posted.....no molds. Thanks for the reply.

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    Default Lum...if all else fails.....

    You can tie your own ants using just black thread and a coating of 5 minute two part epoxy. They sink at a medium rate and the bluegills and redears love 'em, and I've caught crappie on them, too. I use them with 4 lb test and if I'm fishing 'gills or 'ears during the spawn I simply flip into the bed and be ready to set the hook. If they're deeper just put a small split shot about 8 inches up the line and go for it. It's fun to use a small bobber with them too.


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    How often would they really get a chance to eat an ant s big as the largest one. If I was a gil I would eat it gladly. Hopefully a queen ant for a BIG QUEEN GILL

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    Crapbie....we have bigger ones than that here in La. I have some in my yard that's almost an inch long and has red and black hair on it's back! Nasty looking little creatures......

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